Category Archives: Royal Signals ARS

Activity Report – 2016-01-04 @ GFF-296

Posted on January 5, 2016 by Andrew M0YMA

Chobham Common NNR Background A new year dawns… this gave an opportunity to visit the nearby Chobham Common NNR (GFF-296, WAB SU96) – despite its proximity to my home, I’d never activated this one, although Andy G7SQW had done previously. … Continue reading →

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GB0CZ Statistics

Posted on October 6, 2014 by Andrew M0YMA

Following 28 days of intermittent operation, GB0CZ is QRT (for now…) Many thanks for all stations who called in – with erratic band conditions continuing to be a problem, data modes (including RTTY) proved to be more successful than SSB.

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GB0CZ now QRT (for now…)

Posted on October 1, 2014 by Andrew M0YMA

The first month of operation of Special Event Station GB0CZ is now over. Many thanks for all stations who called in – with erratic band conditions continuing to be a problem, data modes (including RTTY) proved to be more successful. … Continue reading →

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70th Anniversary of Operation Market Garden

Posted on September 19, 2014 by Andrew M0YMA

On 17th September 1944, over 20,000 paratroops and a further 14½-thousand glider-borne troops landed in southern Netherlands as part of Operation Market Garden – the results being better known as “A Bridge Too Far”. The 70th anniversary is being marked by radio … Continue reading →

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M6ADB joins RSARS

Posted on May 1, 2013 by Andrew M0YMA

After much prevarication, I’m pleased to announce that M6ADB has joined the Royal Signals Amateur Radio Society (RSARS). My number is #4191. I look forward to working fellow RSARS members – if you hear me “off net” please make yourself … Continue reading →

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